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Description
Airavata are, thankfully, a very rare species of flying elephant. While they can be good for air travel, able to carry multiple passengers and large quantities of luggage, they can also be less than graceful with their landings. Airavata can reach speeds of 110 mph, and at their weight can cause catastrophic damage if they come in hot. They must be trained with care and landed in large clear areas.

In the wild, Airavata live in mated pairs in the mountains. They build their nests on rocky cliffs, and teach their young to fly between the peaks where predators are unlikely to travel. The avalanches and rockslides they cause are also a hearty deterrent to potential predators or curious humans. Like their terrestrial cousins, their tusks make them at high risk for poaching, as well as their feathers.

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Description
Airavata are, thankfully, a very rare species of flying elephant. While they can be good for air travel, able to carry multiple passengers and large quantities of luggage, they can also be less than graceful with their landings. Airavata can reach speeds of 110 mph, and at their weight can cause catastrophic damage if they come in hot. They must be trained with care and landed in large clear areas.

In the wild, Airavata live in mated pairs in the mountains. They build their nests on rocky cliffs, and teach their young to fly between the peaks where predators are unlikely to travel. The avalanches and rockslides they cause are also a hearty deterrent to potential predators or curious humans. Like their terrestrial cousins, their tusks make them at high risk for poaching, as well as their feathers.

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If you are enjoying Creatura Grimoire, Please check out my Patreon to support the project!
You can also order a copy of Vol A on Grumroad or Ko-fi